Professor Jennifer Stager and frequent collaborator Leila Easa have edited the latest volume of ASAP: From the Gaps: Art, Literature, and Abortion. From the introduction: [T]his cluster takes up the […]
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The Seminary Co-op bookstore in Chicago to host Prof Schopp for a book launch
The Seminary Co-op bookstore in Chicago will host Prof Schopp for a book launch in the context of the 2026 CAA.
Special edition of VRA Bulletin explores copyright, fair use, and rights management
We are pleased to announce the release of the 2025 Fall/Winter issue of the VRA Bulletin (VRAB), edited by Lael Ensor‑Bennett, Curator of the Visual Resources Collection, with Cynthia Mackey, […]
Rebecca Brown to deliver memorial lecture at Towson University’s Lain Singh Bangdel exhibition
Rebecca Brown will give the memorial lecture honoring the late John G. Ford and connected to an on-going exhibition Nepali artist Lain Singh Bangdel at Towson University’s Asian Arts and Culture […]
Antioch Recovery Project joins Sheridan Libraries digital scholarship
The Antioch Recovery Project is an ongoing research lab dedicated to the study of mosaics from the city of Antioch-on-the-Orontes and its surroundings. Led by Jennifer Stager, the project works in collaboration with a number of experts at Hopkins and in the Baltimore area, as well as with the global community of Antioch researchers.
Congratulations to new PhDs Allsopp and Maceross
On November 11, Ben Allsopp successfully defended his PhD dissertation, “Contact Points: Passion Relics and Painting in Venice c. 1470-1530.” Later that month, Ben visited the J. Paul Getty Museum […]
“Remembering and Forgetting in Ancient Mesopotamia” Featured in Apollo’s “Off the Shelf”
Marian Feldman’s forthcoming book, Remembering and Forgetting in Ancient Mesopotamia: Ziggurats, Royal Sculpture, and the Shaping of the Akkadian Legacy during the Ur III Period, has been included in Apollo’s […]
Elizabeth Cropper explores the stories Lavinia Fontana and Artemisia Gentileschi
Elizabeth Cropper, Professor Emeritus, delivered a lecture at Florida State University, Tallahassee in February 2025, that is now reaching a wider audience through digital publication. The lecture, titled “Fathers and […]
Daniel Weiss to lead Philadelphia Art Museum
Daniel Weiss to take the reins of the Philadelphia Art Museum as the George D. Widener Director and CEO, effective December 1, 2025.
Congratulations to PhD Candidate Ella Gonzalez on Her New ASAP/Review Article
We’re pleased to share that Ella Gonzalez, a PhD candidate in the History of Art program, has published a new review in ASAP/Review. Her article, “Marlene Dumas’ Cycladic Blues at the Cycladic Museum […]